momagri, movement for a world agricultural organization, is a think tank chaired by Christian Pèes.It brings together, managers from the agricultural world and important people from external perspectives, such as health, development, strategy and defense. Its objective is to promote regulationof agricultural markets by creating new evaluation tools, such as economic models and indicators,and by drawing up proposals for an agricultural and international food policy.

The first part of the French Food General Assembly has ended on the widely shared observation that there are many malfunctions and with a two way exchange where,
if public authorities have promised to act,
sectors also need to find on their own some of the solutions to their problems.
Given that other sectors experience a situation of economic dependency,
we developed the idea that an agro-food component for subcontracting law should be discussed in the announced legislative follow up.

Butter aisles emptying,
that is a sight that reminds public opinion that the malfunctions of agricultural and food markets are still on the table.
Beyond the sole price of butter,
it is the unprecedented and staggering gap between the prices of butter and milk powder that is baffling.
To us, the true causes of the imbalances in dairy product markets also find they roots in the Leipzig-EEX futures butter market along with the paralyzis of the Commission when a milk powder intervention stock representing only 2% of the annual European production needs to be delt with.

A CAP reform pushes another one out.
While the European Commissions communication concerning the orientations for the debates of the next negociation are expected for next month,
the last negociations on the agricultural component of the Omnibus bill just ended.
Does this reform bring true answers to the current crisis ? No,
to the contrary, it opens the door to a securitization of the agricultural crisis via mutual funds that will now be able to receive public money to constitute the initial contribution to make leverage and draw in new capital from the outside that will be able to take advantage.
Enough to make the crisis profitable and to reach the objectives of the Juncker plan ! Then why try to find a way out of the crisis ?

Among the good news, a study on the implementations of doupled payments in application of the 2014 reform shows that a majority of countries (21 out 28 when including Scotland) have used the leniency the Counsel and the Parliament had obtained during the last negociation.
Should we see there the beginning of a reconsideration of decoupled payments ?